A digital image displays a photograph captured from a cracked electronic screen, evidenced by distinct diagonal and horizontal fracture lines primarily in the upper-left quadrant and a black border surrounding the central image

A digital image displays a photograph captured from a cracked electronic screen, evidenced by distinct diagonal and horizontal fracture lines primarily in the upper-left quadrant and a black border surrounding the central image. The central photograph is a posed, waist-up portrait of three individuals—an adult male, an adult female, and an infant male—seated indoors against a plain light-colored background. The adult male, exhibiting a dark complexion and bald head, is positioned on the left, smiling directly at the camera. He wears a dark olive-green traditional garment with subtle patterns. His left arm extends behind the adult female, and his right hand rests near the infant. The adult female, also with a dark complexion and dark braided hair, is seated on the right, smiling faintly at the camera. She wears a blue and green patterned traditional dress with puffed sleeves, a gold-colored necklace, and blue earrings. Her left arm is around the infant. The infant male, appearing approximately 6-18 months old, is positioned centrally between the two adults, facing the camera with a neutral expression. He is dressed in a light blue polka-dotted long-sleeved shirt, dark trousers, and partially visible red shoes. In the background, to the left of the adult female's head, an arrangement of artificial multi-colored flowers is visible. To the far right, a vertical white panel with a dark signature, "Zeka," and an adjacent symbol is partially visible. A portion of a brown, possibly leather, chair or sofa is visible to the left of the adult male. The precise location within the city of Jos, Nigeria, is not discernible from the visual content of the image. The scene suggests a professional photography studio or a thoughtfully arranged indoor setting. The cracks on the display screen are an extrinsic artifact of the capture method, not inherent to the original photograph.